Mental Health Laws Get Renewed Attention After Little Rock Tragedy
A murder case has attracted scrutiny of the sometimes chaotic intersection between the legal system and mental health care. read more >
A murder case has attracted scrutiny of the sometimes chaotic intersection between the legal system and mental health care. read more >
James Wayne Wilkison allegedly “engaged in a pattern of transferring assets to and from related controlled business entities in an attempt to evade and conceal from creditors." read more >
Their fear is that tossing the attorneys’ fee award will deter Arkansans from filing lawsuits challenging the illegal use of taxpayer money. read more >
Community Health Centers of Arkansas fears its members’ budgets would lose a total of $1 million annually if a drug industry’s lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of a state law succeeds. read more >
Hunter Burroughs, the Rogers businessman at the heart of a federal fraud indictment, admitted more than a year ago to faking emails he submitted in a Florida civil lawsuit. read more >
Walmart faces allegations that its abuse of the discovery process, a reliable legal tactic, clogs the process even more frequently than other top companies. read more >
A novel question in a legal malpractice case against a local law firm will be returned to U.S. District Court in Little Rock for further processing. read more >
Arkansas Supreme Court finds lack of evidence that K.B.X. wronged farmers. read more >
A Little Rock Black-owned business that sued the Arkansas Medical Marijuana Commission also has a case alleging racial discrimination against the firm that scored the applications for medical marijuana dispensary licenses. read more >
A North Carolina trucking company accused of hauling hazardous materials without proper warning placards is asking a St. Francis County circuit judge for new trial or a reduced jury award to six first responders who worked a fatal accident. read more >
Wayne LaRue makes a federal case out of a $280 ticket given to him by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for having too wide of a footpath at his lakefront home on Greers Ferry Lake. read more >
Vision Technologies Inc., the military-grade camera technology company in Rogers, filed for Chapter 7 liquidation last month, listing $2.6 million in debts and just $136,000 in assets. read more >
The estate of an 11-year-old Arkansas boy killed when his stepfather crashed a company car has sued the company’s insurance carriers for payment of a $3.4 million judgment. read more >
The suit could signal a trend of Arkansas lawsuits over employer vaccine requirements. read more >
A Little Rock law firm appeals, again, a judge’s order cutting attorney fees. read more >
Facing an $88M fraud charge, lab owner Billy Joe Taylor says he welcomes his day in court. read more >
A former CEO of Advanced Tissue LLC of Little Rock says he doesn’t know why the wound care supply company closed and filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization in August, leaving hundreds out of work, but he wants to help find a solution to the ensuing legal fight. read more >
An intellectual property attorney notes a rise of copyright infringement lawsuits, which can be costly to companies. read more >
An Arkansan’s $500 investment in bitcoin ballooned to a purported $13,500 before it was revealed to be a scam. read more >
A recent Wisconsin jury award of $125 million against Walmart Inc. for failing to accommodate a longtime employee with Down syndrome will be lowered to $300,000, the maximum amount allowed under federal law. read more >
